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bread pan Padilla is a Spanish geographical or locational surname, originating from a number of different villages of that name, from the Spanish padilla, meaning "saucepan" or "bread pan," which in turn derived from the Latin patella, a diminutive of patina, or "shallow dish." In this sense, the word was used topographically to ...

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Spain Padilla (surname)

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The Padilla 88 Aniversario is a medium strength and flavorful smoke that is well-balanced and has a great construction with a sharp burn. It is handmade in Nicaragua at AJ Fernandez's Tabacalera Fernandez. Ecuadorian Habano wrapper has become one of the most used cigar wrappers in the market.

Miami's Ernesto Padilla (pronounced Pah-dee-yah) created the cigar at the end of 2003 to honor his late father, embattled Cuban poet Heberto Padilla, whose repression and torture under Castro, dubbed The Padilla Affair, was a turning point for many in the literary world of the early 1970s.

Spanish: habitational name from any of various minor places for example in the provinces of Burgos Guadalajara and Valladolid named from Spanish padilla 'frying pan breadpan' (from Latin patella a diminutive of patina 'shallow dish') a word that was commonly used in the topographic sense of a shallow gentle depression.

Spain Padilla (surname)

Spanish: habitational name from any of various minor places for example in the provinces of Burgos Guadalajara and Valladolid named from Spanish padilla 'frying pan breadpan' (from Latin patella a diminutive of patina 'shallow dish') a word that was commonly used in the topographic sense of a shallow gentle depression.

Toscano cigars are one of the world's most popular cigar brands with a history that has endured for over 200 years. With the growth of tobacco production flourishing in Europe during the 19th century, Florence, Italy became one of its epicenters.

Spanish: habitational name from any of various minor places for example in the provinces of Burgos Guadalajara and Valladolid named from Spanish padilla 'frying pan breadpan' (from Latin patella a diminutive of patina 'shallow dish') a word that was commonly used in the topographic sense of a shallow gentle depression.